Bond measures

Facilities bonds support school facilities.  In November 2019, local voters passed CUSD Measure M by 55.07%, in excess of the 55% required by State law.  In November 2024, local voters will have CUSD Measure K on their ballots – see additional information on Measure K.

Measure M allowed CUSD to continue with an ongoing series (e.g., Measure S) of district-wide facilities improvements (e.g., construction, modernization, repairs, and equipment) by authorizing the issuance of up to $99 million in bonds at a tax rate of about $52 per $100,000 of assessed property value, to be repaid over a 40-year period, and with annual audits and independent citizen oversight.  California law does not allow exemptions for seniors and others for facilities bonds.

Annual reports and construction updates are also available. 

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Application for Bond & Parcel Tax Oversight Committee

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Last updated:  August 30, 2024

History of Bond Measures

The community has passed two bond measures: 1) Measure S passed in 2012 and 2) Measure M passed in 2018.  These bonds allowed us to repair or rebuild some of our facilities which were over 50 years old.  Funds cannot be used for operational expenditures such as teacher and administrators salaries.

All reports on revenues and expenditures from bond measures are available on our Financial Reports page.
Updated 9/19/2024